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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | Bogging down badly over 2.2/2.3k revs  EDIT fixed as of 6/12/2012 Service parts are on their way Edited by pqhf5kd 9/12/2012 9:01 PM | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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 drive it like its hired  | crank sensors dont just fall out whoever did the clutch/gearbox has f**ked up  least its fixed  Edited by petrol_head 10/12/2012 3:22 PM | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | Any recommendations for getting shit out of the spark plug hole? C4 has some saw dust looking stuff in there and I'm scared it will fall into the cylinder if I take the plug out  | ||
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 Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | pqhf5kd - 23/12/2012 1:13 AM Any recommendations for getting shit out of the spark plug hole? C4 has some saw dust looking stuff in there and I'm scared it will fall into the cylinder if I take the plug out Turn the car upside down and tap it so it all falls out? Lol Ermm, is it actually saw dust? Will a hoover nozzle at the top have enough suction to pick them up or maybe if its just crud suck up with a drinks straw then spit out? Not nice but if nothing else works. Can't be worse than anti freeze anyway. Lol Just waiting for Ding to comment now lol | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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| Master Parts Seller Posts: 2380 Location: Andover Hampshire | |||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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| Master Parts Seller Posts: 2380 Location: Andover Hampshire | |||
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 | 111Sli - 23/12/2012 2:25 AM pqhf5kd - 23/12/2012 1:13 AM Any recommendations for getting shit out of the spark plug hole? C4 has some saw dust looking stuff in there and I'm scared it will fall into the cylinder if I take the plug out Turn the car upside down and tap it so it all falls out? Lol Ermm, is it actually saw dust? Will a hoover nozzle at the top have enough suction to pick them up or maybe if its just crud suck up with a drinks straw then spit out? Not nice but if nothing else works. Can't be worse than anti freeze anyway. Lol Just waiting for Ding to comment now lolOnly now seen this, but what you trying to say Dai lad? That I'll comment on you sucking things or..? | ||
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Transport Guru MP Moderator Posts: 4947 Location: Bromley, Kent | ding - 4/1/2013 11:01 PM 111Sli - 23/12/2012 2:25 AM pqhf5kd - 23/12/2012 1:13 AM Any recommendations for getting shit out of the spark plug hole? C4 has some saw dust looking stuff in there and I'm scared it will fall into the cylinder if I take the plug out Turn the car upside down and tap it so it all falls out? Lol Ermm, is it actually saw dust? Will a hoover nozzle at the top have enough suction to pick them up or maybe if its just crud suck up with a drinks straw then spit out? Not nice but if nothing else works. Can't be worse than anti freeze anyway. Lol Just waiting for Ding to comment now lolOnly now seen this, but what you trying to say Dai lad? That I'll comment on you sucking things or..? haha something dodgey whatever happens lol | ||
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 Events Organiser MP Admin Posts: 1923  Location: Somerset | glad the gearbox is going well mate. (sorry tony in advance, it was me who sold it to him. Although i am trying to make some money! im sure you'll find another buyer. Your a good contributor to the forum mate.) Ill let you know about the visors dude! | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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| Master Parts Seller Posts: 2380 Location: Andover Hampshire | |||
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 MP Admin Posts: 17870 Location: Gloucester | the 3as alarm box is above the metal cross member in your picture just out of sight. All you need is a working key fob and you can program the 3as yourself You can buy replacements here and retain your oprinal 3as box so you wont have to remove the box or the glove box. Just do the programming sequence which invlovles turning the ignition on and opening the boot a few times in a set order to activate programming mode, the horn beeps and the alarm LED stays on if you done it right. Had to do this with my K reg 1.1 when I got it as it didn't come with a fob. http://www.remotekey.co.uk/cars/rover/rover-metro/ PS, those blue connectors are everywhere in all Rover cars, they are basically one of these but for cars, it just saves on wiring, ie, one single wire from the fusebox then will supply a few power sources to more remote items like switchs, Also the same for earths to avoid many earth points on the car. The blue one in your picture I think has dash illumination and also the indicators. Hope that helps.  | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | It wont be long before I need something else you'll have for sale  Thanks Martin I have found the 3as and it is plugged in. Unfortunately my alarm LED doesn't light up at all, even when I try and enter programming mode. I'll grab another 3as next weekend and swap it over. Make's sense regarding the blue plug, a terminator as such. Will be a good place to tap into if I need some power Fixed my starter motor today, the connections needed a good clean  | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire |  Untitled by pqhf5kd, on Flickr These turned up Friday Ordered from British Car Centre in Holland Only cost me €47  Edited by pqhf5kd 19/4/2013 2:24 PM | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | Did some work this weekend Swapped over the rear wiper motor, replaced the passenger washer jet and fabricated a link between the passenger lock and CL motor on Saturday. Yesterday a mate snow foamed her and I let him loose with his new machine polisher. Much to my surprise (bonnet was ruined anyway), he did a good job. Only had time to do the bonnet and around the petrol cap with the tough compound but will do a full job soon. Went out in the forest after so all nice and dirty again  Edited by pqhf5kd 17/4/2013 8:34 AM | ||
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Elite Veteran Posts: 703 Location: New Milton, Hampshire | |||
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